If you have same design across app for TextInputLayout you can set app level style for TextInputLayout inside TextInputLayout you can set different properties to theme for TextInputLayout below is the example from material design theme. you can change parent for TextInputLayout from FilledBox to OutlinedBox and other styles can use different properties to customize the design. there is list of properties you can explore on material design website. If you have to different style for some places for TextInputLayout you can always set custom style at layout level xml which will override the app level theme. <resources> <!-- Base application theme. --> <style name ="AppTheme" parent ="Theme.MaterialComponents.Bridge" > <!-- Customize your theme here. --> <item name ="colorPrimary" > @color/colorPrimary </item> <item name ="colorPrimaryDark" > @color/colorPrimaryDark </item...

we have TextInputEditText and EditText for text input in android with compose we have new class that we need to use you can style them with different properties val state = remember { mutableStateOf (TextFieldValue( "Text" )) } Column ( modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier. padding ( 16 . dp )) { TextField ( modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier. fillMaxWidth () , value = state. value , onValueChange = { state. value = it } , errorColor = Color. Red , isErrorValue = false, textStyle = TextStyle( color = Color. Blue , fontSize = TextUnit.Companion.Sp( 26 ) , fontFamily = FontFamily. Monospace ) , inactiveColor = Color. Transparent , activeColor = Color. Transparent , ) } fillMaxWidth to fit to screen size inside column  inactive color and active color above are transparent to hide default bottom border setting active and inactive color wi...

Styling using compose library for new declarative UI. you have to use different properties to style the text some of the property like text color, font style, weight ,  background color, text alignment you can set as below @Composable fun Greeting (name: String) { Text ( text = "Hello $ name !" , style = TextStyle( color = Color. Blue , fontSize = TextUnit.Companion.Sp( 56 ) , background = Color. Yellow , fontFamily = FontFamily. Monospace , fontStyle = FontStyle. Italic , textAlign = TextAlign. Right ) , maxLines = 2 , ) } setting padding you can use modifier property as below if you want to set different padding for start , end , top and end you can set seprate property @Composable fun Greeting (name: String) { Text ( text = "Hello $ name !" , style = TextStyle( color = Color. Blue , fontSize = TextUnit.Compani...